How To Use Hectometre In A Sentence
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In fact, the final hectometres decided the race.
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A maximum standing crop of 558.7 pounds per acre (626 kilograms per square hectometre) was measured at one of the more productive reaches.
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Spain's rivers receive approximately 106,000 cubic hectometres of water from rain and snow.
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Multiply a hectometre by 10 and get a kilometre.
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Under proposals presented to the European Commission on Friday, 20 seawater desalination plants will provide an extra 721 cubic hectometres of water to affected regions.
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In the entire province, water reserves stand at 1,300 cubic hectometres.
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In the entire province, water reserves stand at 1,300 cubic hectometres.
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After entering the tab ‘Volumes’, specify the starting and ending hectometre and the numbers of the layers between which the volume will be calculated.
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Ironically, two days later the dyke collapsed and almost seven cubic hectometres of acidic water and mud covered nearly 10,000 hectares of river, forest and agricultural land.
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These signs (with a diameter of 150 mm) are placed every 100m integrated in the hectometre posts.
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These signs (with a diameter of 150 mm) are placed every 100m integrated in the hectometre posts.
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Spain's rivers receive approximately 106,000 cubic hectometres of water from rain and snow.
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Ironically, two days later the dyke collapsed and almost seven cubic hectometres of acidic water and mud covered nearly 10,000 hectares of river, forest and agricultural land.
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Or a third of a hectometre?
Times, Sunday Times
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Multiply a hectometre by 10 and get a kilometre.
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Under proposals presented to the European Commission on Friday, 20 seawater desalination plants will provide an extra 721 cubic hectometres of water to affected regions.
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In fact, the final hectometres decided the race.
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After entering the tab ‘Volumes’, specify the starting and ending hectometre and the numbers of the layers between which the volume will be calculated.
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A maximum standing crop of 558.7 pounds per acre (626 kilograms per square hectometre) was measured at one of the more productive reaches.
